This is a brief excerpt from NoFilmSchool
JVC was first out of the gate with an affordable consumer 4K camera, but it was inevitable that competitors would follow suit. At this year’s CES, Sony is showing off a 4K “handycam” prototype that may or may not be built around the ’60fps at 4K’ sensor that surfaced a few months ago. Engadget has some eyes-on (and these images are courtesy their CES coverage), so check out what we know so far below.
Once again thanks to Engadget for their coverage of this story, which states some basics:
First off was the generically labelled 4K Consumer Camcorder, a prototype device that was hanging out in a glass case at the Sony booth after the event concluded — though there was a Handycam logo on the side of the device. It’s not a bad looking handheld — about a standard size for a prosumer model, with a viewfinder, mic and handle at the top. As for specs? No such luck at this early stage.
We don’t know much about the camera so far, but there is a good chance this isn’t going to be the only 4K camera they release in the consumer/prosumer space. It’s also …
By: Dave Kendricken
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